Mission Church High School - Spur Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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EDWARD J. NASSIF THIS COULD BE CALLED A VOCATION CLUB. l Hn Seniors Larry Hojlo, Jim Crowley and Dick McCarthy I lm. are interested in becoming religious. PASS THE BASKET . . . motto of our Senior Usherettes, Carolyn Kenney, Moderator Father Kelley, Mary Con- nors, Carole Travers, Marie McManus, Gerry Foley, Kay O'Neill, Regina Hunt, Claire MacDonald and Bette Coyle. Z 1- .66 ,Q -44 ,147 fi 4-1 JOAN P. PAGE 44 Tobin Court Roxbury, Mass. .loan's dry humor and soeiahility have made her a favorite among her class- mates . . . 4C's student movie projec- tionist . . . loyal spirit made her Ll constant :ittendent at all school activ- ities, sports as well as social . . . as sweet as the candy she sells at Wool- worth 's. THOMAS B. MURTAGH 104 McGreevey Way Roxbury, Mass. Quiet, amiable and good natured, Tom's a man of few words . . . works at Harvard Medical . . . Min- strel Show 4 . . . has plans to further his education at Northeastern. AGNES T. PAIVO 98 Ward St. Roxbury, Mass. Boundless energy and an etfervescing personality 0ll2lI'Rll't0!'iZC Aggie . . . her loyalty and si-hool spirit are un- questioned ...4 X uxilinin Latinum 1 . . . French Chill 2, 3 . . . another eoininereialite who intends to be :L stenographer . . . the best of every- thing is well deserved. 56 St. Alphonsus St. Roxbury, Mass Besides working long hours as an usher, Ed finds time to he one of Missi0n's star athletes . . . football l, 2, 3, 4 . . . lrasehzill l, 13,4 . . . vlnss oilii-er l, 2, 4 . . . 4'.S.Bl.C. ofiicer 4 . . . Varsity l'lnh president -1 . . . desires to be a professional lvzisehall pl ui r MARIANNE F PETERSON 16 Stellman Road Roslmdale Mass N I' urls hnl it t r l Mil Ll JOSEPH P ONEILL 38 Fenwood Road Roxbury Mass. : '- --5-4,,,.'g111il' .L ' J. '1'T2' ....n:'- -. - im-Q-' 5 .'n'l1':. ' li. gist, V.: I.. : . .lov one of the lu-st liked Nlissillllifcs.

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CATHERINE T. RONAN 43 Tobin Court Roxbury, Mass. Catherine :itrziets everyone by her ehnrniing, lmly-like ways . . . enthusia :istiv lllt'llllPl'I' of the lf.5.5l.f'. :infl S0- flzility . . . unfzuiling t'0Ulll'l'1lll0Il is :another nf 4':ntl1erine's tmileinzirks . .. lmukkeepillg topluell the list :is her favorite sulwjeet :infl she will eontinne along The saline lines in the linsiness worlfl. JOSEPH B. REAGAN 14 Allen St. Somerville, Mass. linsellnll 2, Zi, 4 . . . S1-ienee l :ii1' 3, -1 . . . Minstrel 4 . . . Spur ellitor 4 . .. The llllfllllglll oil lnnrns innny nights :it Allen Street, wln-re uni' toll stnnlent resifles . . . lle is en runte to Boston College . . . will enter the engineering iielll after reeeiving his slieepskin. CAROLE A. SCHLEHUBER 19 Huban Court Roxbury, Mass. Carole . . . Anxiliinn Lzitinum mefl- alist :is freshnnin .... lnnior Rell Cross l . . . elziss laresiflent 2, 4 . . . Frenf-h Vlnll IS . . . Spin' business staff 4 . . . her long Illnnlle huh will some- llzly lue toppell hy :i nnrse's will . . . .., . I ..i. MARY M. SHEEHAN 98 Calumet St. Roxbury, Mass. Sweet. ehzirniing nnvl frieinlly lleserilme our Shuskie . . . lvresinlent Sl . . . Spur 4 . . . Smlznlity Ilrefevt 4 . . . :is fnsllioiizilrle :us zu lll1Nll'l . . . enjoys writing pm-ins . . . ' ' Bliss Wuolwortll has rpnrkling lvlne' eyes nnll ai empti- vziting sniile . . . lie gomll WINIFRED M. STANTON 18 Sunset St. Roxbury, Mass. Winnie . . . was tliseiiinteil by The stnuly of grass liuplu-1's in lviulogy . . . Yflllllllt' of wit . . . Uh, inlvf . . . llziine-v's iiisq-p:ii':ilile lull . . . pre- 1 ff. v 4 W.. xl 5 Q 42 ferrefl SllUI'llIilllll :ilmve :ill other snll- M' jeets . . . will simn he saying Ninn- her, plense 3 THOMAS SACRANIONA 56 St. Alphonsus St. Roxbury, Mass. Frieinllj' Toni hams illezis fin' the fll- ture . . . it's the .Xir l m'4'e first . . . then ai ezireei' in the :mir :ns :i pilot . . . one of the Trains-l.nx nsliers . . . varsity lvziselwull J. 4 . . . entcln-1' :nnnl untfielller. F.B.I. HERE'S YOUR CHANCE for well-kept files. Kay Donovan, Joan Finnegan, Dotty McGowan and Helene Martin at your service. WE PAUSE FOR STATION IDENTIFICATION . . . Fran Curran, Kenny MacDonald, Tom Anastasi and Claire Magner.